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Governors should Relax -Supreme Court Judgment Stands in Favour of the Masses
Governors should Relax -Supreme Court Judgment Stands in Favour of the Masses
-Hammed. Alabi
"The recent Supreme Court judgment granting financial autonomy to local governments is a significant step towards decentralization and grassroots development. However, some governors seem reluctant to accept this change, despite the benefits it can bring to their citizens.
The federal government, led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has demonstrated its commitment to improving the lives of Nigerians by increasing federal allocations to states and implementing policies aimed at reducing inflation and the high cost of food.
For instance, the recent distribution of N1.354 trillion in revenue from the June 2024 federation account to federal, state, and local governments is a significant increase from the previous month. Additionally, the federal government has distributed 20 trucks of rice each to the 36 states and the FCT to alleviate food scarcity.
However, questions remain about the utilization of these funds and resources by state governors. Citizens should hold their governors accountable for the promises they made during elections and ensure that they are working towards the betterment of their states.
It is essential for citizens to focus on the activities of their state governors and demand transparency and accountability. This includes asking questions about the allocation of funds, the distribution of resources, and the implementation of policies that affect their lives.
Ultimately, Nigeria's development depends on the collective efforts of both citizens and government at all levels. By working together and holding each other accountable, we can create a better future for ourselves and our country."
Note: I've removed sensational language and rewritten the text to focus on the main points and ideas, while maintaining a neutral tone. I've also added a few sentences to emphasize the importance of citizen engagement and accountability in governance.
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